Regional carrier Star Air has announced the launch of scheduled flight operations to Mundra, Gujarat, starting 25 April, marking a significant boost to air connectivity in the region. The airline will connect Mundra with six key cities, including Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Surat, Hindon (Ghaziabad), Goa (Mopa), and Bengaluru, strengthening regional air links under its expansion strategy. This development is expected to provide the first major commercial connectivity for Mundra, which has so far lacked direct scheduled passenger flights, improving access for both business and leisure travellers. With the addition of these routes, Star Air continues to focus on linking underserved and unserved destinations, aligning with its broader regional connectivity plans across India.
Janice Alyosius is a travel and MICE journalist focusing on business travel, destination marketing, aviation and industry policy. She leads editorial content at MICEtalk and also writes for TravTalk, covering global trends, trade developments and key industry conversations. With regular reporting from tourism forums, conventions and on-ground industry events, her work blends news-led analysis with strong industry voices, offering clear context and relevance for travel trade professionals and decision-makers.